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sites Pm = ec ORE SA PRARY p THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, September 2, 1966 19 OE pep eee Ee ORE eB TLL i Ll Priviititiid ti ee) |S ome! i MARKET TODAY RONTO 10:40 A.M. STOCKS Husky OW wo siz iz ie Ug Distributed by cP me husky Coe sf wy i e +1" 'erento Stock z Tee Mack tenons | Tn "gu fal i si i 200d Wot RdcEx-dividend,xr--Ex-| \™P ee te ae 20% Bova te r xw---Ex-warrants, Net change ls) in accept p 27 $78 78 78 previous board-lot closing sale. | ing Minerl 100 $8% 8% Inglis 200 $8% 8% MINES 1BM 799255 350 355 IMC $60 60 60+ 1 mi ha) i du! ot Bas aS He Stock Sales High Low a.m. ge} int Uti pay Accra 1000 13% 12% 1344+ v2] Int UM pr 100 $2 28+ Ges 150 33 32 22 intpr Pipe 103 $76 7% 7 --% Aetna inv 100 110 no intpr Steel 750 $6es6é 6% Mg 300 19 9 WY inv Grp A no $1) VW +h Am Moly 53 3 rson 860 $2774 277 7 + % A iy 1 168 165 (168 5 ho ~ ed 318% na ce jockey ang , ae 4 a Labatt 730 $17%4 174 1% ' aol) ocaeet ae e S em w . Bau ~~ 1000 i) BH iy +31 Cite invest 210 $5¥2 5% 5\ lack Bay 2 2 1 Lob Co B 425 S9% 49% I+ Bralorne 00 278 «278 «278 Loeb M 940 $12%4 12 «12 roul Reef 2400 16/2 16Ve l6\e we ii ad Se iS a bre a som ag hatin Mass-Fer 2893 $274 27V%e 278 -- Vo 200 400 590 590 5 590 + Camp RL 100 $24% 24% 24% + Vo ¢ Tun 200 139 «139 (139 ¢ Jam 2000 115 «115 15 +5 Cdn Keely $00 74 % 1% Ca 5 16 e 100 164 16 --1 Cent Pat 700 160 160 160 +5 imo 000 80-77 OO + 3 Met 150 2 2 2 © Halli z100 67) «667-- 67 ¢c Megul 100 355 355 355 +5 ¢ Morisn 100 208 28 6+7 € Rambler 204 204 204 +4 00 640 640 Conwest 1 640 Cop Fields 1850 122 12) 121 --1 2000 42 «42 «42 | Craigmt 750 $13% 13% 13% + V2) Kean | D'Eldona 2100 71 Denison 120 $54% 54% 54% + Ye! 70 Discovry 260 170 170 1 R_ Nodweil wo 135 #135 #135 +5 I pore S10 $48 47% 47M +1¥4| Relene | ae 6 6 --'wlcattle traded on a broad de- Donalde = 900 Mk | Royal nk 252 $4 60% 94 | RR Ee Seat Sull 280 700 700 700 Shell inv p 100 $252 v2 251 | H aa tiners. and cutt 14-18: Mar 1200 310 305 310 Shell iw: sce tn 6s to Ontario - bred trading at)ners and cutters : J A sa i UE A joo 215 25 23 +10 |Steady prices at the Ontario|heavy bologna bulls 21-22 with Slant Yk "800 $10% 10% 10% + 3¢| Simpsons 125 $27% 27% 27% + Ye\ public stockyards this: week. |sales to 23; common and me- Goldrm 16000 90 8 0 +1) Salen Si 10h Sie jou leur | Veal calf prices were strong|diums 17-20. Gortdrm 3400 200 195 200 +5 vee : eae 4 Be a a H G ee a ae | ee ee eee ee ete higher. Hog prices -- gen-| Replacement cattle: Good Granisie 100 465 465 465 -- 5 ed. Lamb prices | stoc 27.50: pita Too aes 05 aos +5 | Tor Won W 200. $30m 3M 39M hrataarg en L Pp |stockers 26.50. 27.50; good steer Gunnar WO 1) 190 190 -- 3) FO Pe ow io eV |were higher. jstock calves 28-30; good heifer ard Rock n n Trader 6s 'w 200 138138 138 410.| Slaughter cattle 11,800: On| stock calves 24-26; common and Menawey. 11 ms ae 1 La ee het wloffer thi k 11,357; last week i stockers 20-26; hh leath EEE Bg ae ng aR. TE I agli bod pelted oe a mage medium stockers 20-26; heavy High-BI 200M: OS Os 418) TC San Sk Oe ee 18,139; to date 1966 338,972; to|chort-keep steers 23-25.50. Hydra Ex 240 16 16 16 San Pw 100 ae 10 |date 1965 357,101; this week 1965] ¢, er We Vee Wee Noe i Se. A ee Gate noice. steers 26.50-27.50|. Calves 2,100: pion ye on sy i Ng Trang Prt 200 | $6 8% 8% + a berg fe gr Bole bind os ap.| Week 2:046; last week 2,189; to Joliet 1500 32 2 32 in Carbid 720 $23 27% 22% | WI $a. es -f0, &! od jdate 1966 71,002; Kam Kotla $00 355 in +8 |. Ue om 255 $10% 10% 10% |96.50; mediums 23-25; ComMONS|7¢ 957. this week 1965, 2,497: Kerr Add 250 $11% 112 1% UGes Bt ween ik 4. £ 4119-22: choice heifers 25-26 with]... ane K Anacon 26 187 187 187 ie eer ea ee" , choice yealers 35-39 with odd L Dutauit 325 Sloe 104 Wu-- vw) VIC > TT ae ee oe tet a ee = Ie ede RS Wel 1700 "S858 056 te iums 26-29: Langis 7100 45 45 45 witkue we ne diums 26-29; Leitch ens Oe 0 HS NO ae ae Seay Liberian _ € 225 $l1%¢ 11% 112 heat bd . Seenceee on * ve cove die I Weston A ot? sta 175 1734+ 3 Man Bar 2500 22% 22 22%a-t1¥a| Jinn iwi we oe Mayerun 1000 'Ie en ie _ -- ca |1966 271,850; to date 1965 301,- Me" Adem 2000 a of by +) Sales to 11 @.m.; 495,000. | gicuhid . re la Mt Wright 1000 32 32 32 | prove G FOREIGN, TRADING fo cae se Siscoe io 8 8 78 TORONTO (CP) -- Robert|21.70; stags 17.50-18.10; Neonex | w 400 19 169 169 + | _bangis 50 46 6S 4S +? | James Breckenridge, a Ke sold live weight 14-14.50. | ae 4 |stock broker, has been charged] gheep and lambs 1,750; On of-|for N_ Hesei 400 280 280 200 +1 ' 4 oe ; Bee ae Newiund 3000 20% 202 Wat = | with wash trading in the shares/fer this week 1,663; last week| barometer of N sensor ss a ew +] IWRW 1e lof Consolidated Golden Arrow/1,198; to date 1966 39,701; to|climate." Nick Rim 1000 12% 12¥2 12% |Mines Ltd. two years igh ' |date 1966 39,701; to date ae ae Mr. Breckenridge of, Breck-|49,674; this week 1965 2,213; Norbaska 1100 66 66 66 +1 irs y ty feast " Norbeau 1250 105 102 102 lenridge, McDonald Co., mem-|/good lambs 22-24 with a few ae mee et For German bers of the Toronto exchange, sales to 24.25; sheep 6-12 with Normetal 70 ao aa me , lis to appear in court Tuesday./yearlings selling up to 13. co ee 2 8 tM s Wash trading, an offence un-/ Opemska 4 m8 3 Ft Be! ] F r der the Criminal Code, is the B IEFS ie on a ™ 44 rg 4 I ce act of creating a oar or - BUSINESS R leading appearance of active Patino 250 $10%e 10% 10% : Peerless, 4000 14 14d) Ya BONN (Reuters) -- Lt.Gen.| public trading in a stock. By THE CANADIAN PRESS - 140 $56¥4 56% 56¥2 + Ys! Tohannes Steinhoff has accepted| Consolidated Golden AW IS} STUDY SOVIET INDUSTRY Placer TIS $234 23% 23% + Val ' : ; A | Preston 335 $14. 1414 jthe post of chief of West Ger-jreaded by Viola MacMillan,; a _ 4 j j - ' e 'ae ns + " Que man 200 2 ve |mMany's air force, it was an-|president, and her husband|from British Columbia arrived Q Matta 34631 115 106 106 --13 |Nounced today. | George. ; i ae a | Steinhoff, appointed 10 days| Mrs. MacMillan is already | study the Soviet pulp and paper |the Government of Canada 414- Rio Algom 387 $22%4 22% 22%4--%e\ago in the midst of a defence| facing s | age |crisis over the suspension of the|trading in Consolidated Golden | delegation sponsored by the 112 114 +2'|previous air force chief and the| Arrow. Similar charges against| pylp and Paper Research In- |resignation of two other leading|her husband were discharged at stitute of Canada, visits plants >} 5 | generals, had asked for time to Rio Alg ¢ Ww z50 $1194 11% 11% Rix Athab 2300 22 700 114 500 $13% 13% 13% 7 Satellite woo 7 72 --1 Sherritt 900 500 500 500 Silvmq 1500 57 «57 57 Siscce 300 350 350 350 Steep R 650 545 545 545 a C 19000 3 28 $+ 2 Texmont 500. 8] 8} 8 Tormont wo 89 9 9 Tribag 400 115 «115-115 Trin Chib 500 1 W n U Asbestos 100 270 270 270 U Buffadn 9000 6 SB 59 Un Keno 700 630 625 Un Macfie 500 Utd Porc 500 Urban Q 2000 + 630 + 17% 172 W7a+ Ve 12% 1% 12% nan 0D --h% 49a 492 492+ Va Vespar 500 West Mine 220 475 475 475 +5 Wilco 1000 4 423 Windfall 3500 "28 28 Win-Eld oo 3 SB BB Zenmac 1000 33% 33 332 + % Zulapa ooo 18 18 18 oO % OILS, GAS A ted 33400 --' 23 622 «(222 Banff 650 $11% 11% lla CS Pete 1100 195 195 195 C Dehi 225 195 195 195 C Ex Gas 800 45 405 405 C Gridoit 150 470 470 C Homestd 1300 205 202 Cdn Sup O 265 $19% 19% 19% Cent Del 100 990 99 99 +5 Chieftan D 100 800 0 800 --25 Dome Pete 525 $184 18% 184+ % Dynamic You "320 S15 "Sx g Fargo 700 283 262 282 -- Gt COlisds 250 $10% 10% 10% Int Heli 18575 280 277 277 --2 Mill City 199 =200 3 200 + N Amerim 1000 2 2 2% --1 Seurry Rn $21 20% 21 +% 25360 110 103 109 + Triad Oil 210 197 19% 19% --1 Canso 254 254 --1 400 254 W Decaita 900 285 280 285 INDUSTRIALS Abitibi 765 $10% 10% 10%--% Alta Gas T 130 $31% 31¥2 31% Ve Algoma St 835 $2% 2% 2% Alliance a 115 115 115 Alcan 1410 $30% 30% 3% + % Alcan pr 125 $37%2 37% 374 Alumin 2p 7210 $40 4 40 Argus 210 $16%4 16% 16% Atl r 35 $9 9% 9% Bank " 1S $55%4 $5% Bank NS 108 $65% 65'2 65¥2-- % Bell Phne 1098 $50%4 50% 50s Bow Viy w 150 825 825 825 BA Constr 775 $5¥ 5% 5% BA Oli 10 329 2 BCPh 484 200 $23% 23% 23% CAE Ind 750 $8% 8% 8% Calgary P 105 $22% 22% 22% pg | Pp 210 $% % % in Bred p 25 $50 SO 50 +2 Can Cem 5 $38 38 CCC Stone 200 $34% 342 34M + %4 jar 265 $20¥2 20% 2% 2: Va 10% Cdn Brew WIS $6% 6% 6%--% C imp Bnk 210 $57¥2 57\2 57'4 C Ind Gas 224 $112 11% 11% 100 +25 peg 18 & " = s 5 5 2159 $574 56% 567% y CPR Fd 290 $8 8 8 7? Cdn Tire Cdn Tire A 175 $12% 12% Chemcell 150 $13%e 13% 13% Chrysler 271 $4) 02 a Cominco 725 $3 Con Bidg p 150 210 210 210 --10 Cons Gas 2100 $i4%e 14% 142 130-130 Coronatn 100 130 +5 Corontn 2p 78 265 265 265 Crein RL 1000 $2 2 mR Cygnus A 100 405 405 -5 Dale-Ross 100 $139% 13% 13%4--% Distl Seag 925 $292 2912 Hia+ Ve D Electro 100 $15 1s 15 Dofasco 1605 $21% 2114 214sm Dosco 210 $10% 10% Ya?% Dom Store 495 $18% 18% 18% + % Domtar 37 7 D Textile 560 $292 294 294 -- Ve Exquisite 150 99% 9% 9+ Ve Falcon 746 $88 «68888 Fam Play 345 $274 27 ' Ford Cnda z5$132 132 132 Gen Baker 200 $6% 6% 6% GMC 184 $8) «681 0 =8] 1% GL Paper 210 $23 24% 23'2 $20 20 Home B 500 $20%% 2034 20% Huron Erl 10 9% %% % ® 554 + | Sie 3614 36% -- Ve! Met Stors p 215 $20%2 20¥2 20'2 Molson B 2740 $17 16% 16% Montex w 198 180 180 180 +10 Ment Loco 425 $17% 17% 17% 150 $782 784 78%4-- Moore Morse A 210 $19¥e 19%8 19% Murphy 700 $7 6% 6% Mrphy Pr. 30 $254. 25% 254 + Niag Struc 2) $262 26¥a 26V2 Nia Wire B 7250 $20 20 2 Noranda 105 $4834 ABY2 4812 Nor Ctl G@ 1226 $11% 11% 11% + Ve NS L P Z10 $10% 10% 10% Ogitvie m5 $14 14 (14 Pac Pete 490 $10 10 ui es 8 8 Pow Corp 225 $10% 10% 10% Pow Crp pr: "175 $402 40% 40/2 + '2 QN Gas 100 $1244 12% 12%+ Ve Rank Org 100 395 395 395 +20 consider the appointment. | The Second World War fly- jing ace--who bears the scars of }several crashes -- takes over |from Lt.-Gen. Werner Panitzki, jwho was suspended and then jsent into retirement after she \ly criticizing the defence mini |try's handling of a rash of Star- |fighter jet crashes. | Panitzki's comments, which 28 +1 also called for a reorganization} }of the ministry, sparked off a \leadership crisis in the armed forces. CRASHES KILL 35 The Starfighter controversy-- |61 of the U.S.-designed planes jin the West German Air Force Pag +5 |have crashed in the last five|Chrysler each lost 1% to 26 and years, killing 35 pilots -- was | only one of the issues in the de- jfence controversy. ae ie Main-underlying-i-s-s.u.e. has 6 : |been the role of the military in | post-war West Germany and the determination by the govern- +15 |ment that the armed force s|to 84% while Hudson Bay ad-| should be under firm civilian di- rection. | The two men who resigned were Gen, Heinz Trettner, in- | Spector-general of the country's jarmed forces, and Maj.-Gen. |Guenther Pape, a regional jarmy commander. They gave as their reason the | permission recently given to la- }bor unions to canvass in' bar-| | racks. Steinhoff was recalled from |Paris where he was serving |with the NATO command CLAIMS ARE BIG |for damages resulting from the sinking of the cruise ship Yar- %|mouth Castle amount to more jthan $59,000,000. The. figure, in jan order by federal judge David W. Dyer, was made public | Thursday as lawyers worked on |preliminaries for trial of the One of Canada's PROUDLY ~ |dium 62.4; MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -- Claims| MONTREAL (CP) nesses these days is seen in the industry in general. skilled and semi-skilled Basically, it is the type of un-jin 1962; BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT New Businesses Supply Industrial Manpower --One ofjadvantageous to set up indus-|crease 20 or 25 per cent annu- the newer and growing busi- "a egy oo Teka ae: ere are four in the Mont- agencies that supply temporaty|real area: Manpower Services'|UP 20 PER CENT help not only for offices but for|Industrial Division, established in 1958; Industrial Blue Collar, ' 4 | Overload| business is 20-per-cent Migher' labor| Division of Office Overload, in|than last year. Industrial lranging from the general la-| 1964, and, recently, Metropolitan | borer to the stationary engineer.| Employment Service, | Regular use of a flexible la- |help agency now is finding it'load. | 'In Week's Stockyard Trade|s!25:" tr se TORONTO (CP) -- Slaughter sales to 26.70; good 23.50-24.50; | sales to 42.50; good 30-34; me- cies lump sums. It is left to the| commons 22-25; | : boners 18-21. | Wash Trading | Hogs 8,200: On offer this week} fringe benefits that may be ap-| 7,583; last week 8,154; to date|plicable. "It's the business of the fu-|Clauses and a circus clown, The /bor supply is still comparatively |ture," says Keith Smith, local heaviest demands come from */new in Montreal but the office|manager of Industrial Over-|transport companies but Mr. "T think business will in-|Robert finds them "'unpredicta- Cattle Prices Rise Sharply|:.'s;? a siar 2: mediums 21-23; commons 18-20; | choice-fed yearlings 26-27; good|vantage . for |mand at sharply higher prices|24-25; good cows 20-21 with sales |occasional-labor service is the! lwith replacement cattle limited|to 22; mediums 18.50-19.50; can-|ability to get quickly the type | Charges Face |565; this week 1965 7,909; Grade |warned that anticipated expan-| A 33.55-34.65; heavy sows 21.05-|sion of business won'te come) good|of men they want, | On offer this|training the temporary workers. | to date 1965/ flexible help is less loyal than boars | about if there is a recession. | 1965 two charges of a preliminary hearing. icontinued Thursday for the margin of gain was modest. a 1.42 jump Wednesday. {32,207 shares, despite its jand research centres seven-member delegation| asked. lin Moscow Thursday night to|Vincial issues were up % with industry. The group, a technical|Per-cent Sept. 1, in Mos-|July 5, 1988, closed at 97% bid | ---- | cow, Riga, Irkutsk, Bratsk, Len-| and 97% asked. STOCK MARKET jineene, Krasnodar and Sochi. | TORONTO (CP)--A rally on ee re ee | ~ PRB | Municipalities issued building jthe Toronto Stock Exchange) omits for construction worth |third consecutive day, but ra paageres y og ane ie 1965, the bureau of statistics re- | The industrial index advanced ported 'Thursday. Gains in ear-|™mon 11 cents, Sept. 30, record jonly .30 to 147.04 compared with|jjer months more May's decrease and the Janu- CPR jumped 1% to 56% on\ary-May total of $1,388,190,000/class A common 20 cents; class in-| was eight-per-cent higher than a|B common 10 cents; \volvement in the country-wide | year earlier. than offset|Sept. 14. ally in normal times." John Robert, Manpower's in: | dustrial service supervisor, said | He gets calls for all kinds of help and has produced six Santa ble,"' 'At one moment they may or- cancel the order." It is estimated that the four ket at peak periods, The agencies say the big ad- companies using) SAVE ON COSTS Also, companies about the same regular staff at) all times instead of hiring and firing personnel as labor de- mand rises and falls. The com- panies also save in administra- tive costs and are free of the necessity of screening and| can keep One disadvantage is that the) regular employees. The companies pay the agen- | agencies to look after income | tax deductions and colenlates | One agency spokesman) "Then watch out. The demand | temporary help is the the economic BOND MARKET TORONTO (CP) -- The Cana- dian bond market was up 4 Thursday. \ Short-term Government of} Canada. bonds closed with the 4Y%-per-cent April 15, 1967, issue closing at $99.15 bid and $99.25 Long-term Canada and pro-| 1983, issue quoted at 8454 bid and 84% asked. In provincials, the On- tario Hydro 6-per-cent issue due Day-to-day money traded at 4% per cent. DIVIDENDS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Investments Ltd., com- aire manu The Hughes-Ownes Co. Ltd., pref, 40) \railway strike. Fraser and Gen-| eral Motors also gained 1% each} to 23 and 79% and Investors | |Group 1% to 11%. | | Trans-Canada Pipe Line and }41. | Golds showed gocd strength jwith Dome ahead 1% to 46%) land Campbell Red Lake to} |24%4. Among base metals, Inco,| facing a possible strike, slid 1¥% | vanced 1 to 72. | On index, golds were up 1.21} to 168.86, base metals .91 to} 188.07, western oils .30 to 97.21) jand the TSE .36 to 140.22. Vol- lume was 2,536,000 shares com- | pared with 2,632,000 Wednesday. | Phone 723-1163 and Stretch Your Doliar Chambew. FOOD CLUB THE FOOD PLAN THAT HAS PROVEN ITSELF Has Your Food Dollar Lost It's Punch? | | | | PRODUCE | TORONTO (CP) -- Wholesale jto retail carton eggs average weighted prices quoted by the department of agriculture as of Thursday: A large 66.0 A me- A small 4.. 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